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i Zimmer recently in
age was something like the
ige ? a relief from the bad
the front page.
Imirable opion, indeed,
in that perspective, is
I. There is no belter way to
lan by participating or
lg. But taken out of
sports can be abominable.
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Parsons hires
TTOn *
uol. women s
coach, trainer
Carolina has hired Judith A.
Martino of Orlando, Fla., as
coach of women's volleyball
and softball, and Debra L.
uranner, a doctoral candidate
from the University of Toledo,
as athletic trainer for women's
sports.
Hie appointments were announced
by Pam Parsons,
director of women's athletics
and head basketball coach, and
are effective immediately.
Martino is a native of
Holliston, Mass., and a
graduate of Boston Bouve
College of Northeastern
University in Boston, and
comes to Carolina from
coaching positions at Winter
Park, Fla., High School and
Florida Tech University in
Orlando. She coached
rm jj_ m ? - j
utisAciuaii tti r lunuu x'ecn ana
softball at Winter Park High,
and also has had extensive
experience as a professional
softball player.
Granner, 28, is a native of
Fort Worth, Texas, and a
graduate of Mt. Healthy High
School in Cincinnati. She
received the Bachelor of
Science degree in Physical
Education in 1972 from Western
Kentucky University and the
Master of Education degree in
1974 from the University of
Toledo. She also did graduate
study at the University of
Maryland.